>> i'm tony dokoupil. torn to pieces by a deadly tornado is struggling to recover. >> i'm anthony mason. d she'll be here looking back at some of her favorite moments. >> first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> former new york mayor mike bloomberg has just announced he is quitting the democratic presidential rate. >> what went wrong for bloomberg? >> anything bloomberg does is data driven and they could see that clearly there was no hope. >> this democratic presidential race is now a close, two man contest after super tuesday last night. >> joe biden wakes up today in a far stronger position than anyone would have thought a few days ago. but senator sanders by no means is out of this. >> joe biden. big night for him. how did he pull it off? >> first thing we noticed was the late deciders. people who told us they made up their minds in the last couple days. that's after buttigieg and klobuchar had dropped out and endorsed joe biden. >> bernie sanders has to broaden his support if he wants to be victo

i'm tony dokoupil with anthony mason.er: for news 24 hours >> i know how it's going to end but those first two days are going to be dope. it's going to be so much fun. >> always a good thing. >> are they? i don't know. >> the kids love dinosaurs. welcome back to "cbs this morning." we begin in california which is now under a state of emergency because of the coronavirus. at the same time a cruise ship full of passengers is staying offshore near san francisco because of the virus. a former passenger on that ship has died in california. it's the first coronavirus death in the u.s. outside washington state where at least ten people have passed away. in all, more than 160 people are infected. this morning at least 95,000 cases are reported worldwide. >> the victim in california is a 71-year-old man who apparently got the virus on that princess cruise ship on a trip to mexico last month. a u.s. coast guard helicopter will deliver test kits to the ship this morning. it was supposed to dock in san francisco last night after a cr

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. new efforts to address a massive shortfall in medical supplies to fight the coronavirus. a navy hospital ship is already headed to a major city. >> president trump suggests he may reopen parts of the economy in weeks despite medical advice saying people should stay home. >> many restaurants struggle, we'll hear from workers waiting for their next paycheck. >> plus, trevor noah has a daily reminder to laugh, even through these difficult times. he'll join us. >> it's tuesday, march 24th, 2020. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> let's shut down the entire world. that would be wonderful. and let's keep it shut for a couple of years. we can't do that. we can't have the cure be worse than the problem. >> a vote to advance a massive stimulus package failed again in a party line process. >> if you don't support the public health workers, there's no amount of stimulus. $2 trillion, $3 trillion, $4 trillion that will solve your problem. >> prime minister boris johnson put

i'm michelle miller with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.f. >>> convicted rapist harvey weinstein will find out today how long he will spend in prison. weinstein faces up to 29 years. on monday the court unsealed his person e-mails, part of a trove of more than 1,000 pages of documents. our national correspondent, jericka duncan, is outside the manhattan court where he will be sentenced today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that sentencing will happen here on the 15th floor. but later today, again on the eve of the day that he is set to be sentenced, we learned new information including how someone very close to harvey weinstein believed that the disgraced movie mogul was a sexual predator. >> how are you feeling -- >> reporter: the newly released documents give a glimpse to weinstein's mental state in the month after women began coming forward. in a draft email in 2017 weinstein claimed he was suicidal. he later went on to commend the journalist who exposed him writing, "as hard as it is for me to lose everything, i know they foug

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.avirus grow, people are frantically buying up supplies leaving the store shelves, look at that, empty. prices are also skyrocketing online. we found two large bottles of purell on sale for $299 on amazon, make that $300. that size normally sells for about $9 a bottle. that ain't right. an amazon spokesperson says the company does not allow price gouging and it has recently blocked or removed tens of thousands of offers. our consumer investigative correspondent anna werner is at a pharmacy in manhattan where the products are selling very fast. boy, anna, you move very fast because ten minutes ago i swear you were just right there in the green room, and now you're at the pharmacy. so what are you seeing in the pharmacy, anna werner? >> i was. fortunately, gayle, i am close by. you know, millions of americans are on the hunt for the same thing, products they think will protect them against the coronavirus. now, here at this pharmacy, the shelf where you would normally see the purell hand

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason from his home. the coronavirus death toll pass 1s,000 here in the u.s. we'll take a look at the hospital at the epicenter. >> $2 trillion may be on the way from washington after a late-night vote but new unemployment numbers highlight the impact of the crisis. >> not everybody can choose to stay home and be safe from the coronavirus. we hear from some of the essential workers risking their lives every single day. >> plus, college seniors on preparing to graduate in the middle of a global crisis. >> it is thursday, march 26th, 2020. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> when we passed this bill on the floor of the senate, we didn't hug each other. we just waved from a distance. that's where we're at. >> the senate overwhelmingly passed a $2 trillion stimulus package hoping to ease the burden on families during this pandemic. >> i'm proud to announce not a single senator voted against this $2 trillion rescue bill. >> a worst jobless numbers of all time. the u.s. unemployment claims

i'm tony dokoupil with anthony mason and gayle king. >>> this may be upsetting.e struggle between a man and two police officers in chicago friday. the man was shot twice. he is now in stable condition. our national correspondent, jericka duncan, is following this case that happened friday. what do we know? >> right now we know this morning there's multiple investigations into why shots were fired. an expert we spoke to said the officer was not justified in pulling out their gun in the first place. >> stop. stop resisting. stop resisting. stop resisting. >> reporter: more than a dozen times you hear chicago police officers telling the man to stop, after they say he allegedly moved between train cars, an offense punishable by a fine but is not a felony. >> sir put your [ bleep ]. hands down. >> reporter: the female police officer appears to use a taser on the man. then you hear the male officer say shoot him. the video shows the man trying to go up an escalator and that's when you hear a second shot. his attorney says the 33-year-old man was shot in the chest and b

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil.merica there are now more that 4,500 reported cases of the virus. 90 people have died. >> president trump says the virus may continue to disrupt your lives until july or august. he also suggests americans should avoid groups larger than ten people. >> speaking of diserupts today is another round of primaries but ohio will not be taking part because of fears of the coronavirus. dover dewine made the announcement hours before polls were set to open. not clear when the election will happen or if other voting methods will be available. arizona, illinois and florida will still be voting and officials vow disinfection will be a high priority. >> officials at johns hopkins said 70,000 people who contracted the coronavirus have recovered. this morning we're hearing their stories. tara narula is in new york city where five coronavirus patients have been treated. you would normally be here at the table but we're practicing social distancing. we want to hear from you. what have you heard from peo

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil.ns are seeing dramatic changes in their daily life because of the outbreak. >> that's right. at least 33 states have made the decision to shut down all public schools. that affects more than 32 million students. that's a lot. think about that for a second. the cdc is recommending that gatherings of 50 people or more should be canceled for at least the next two months to limit the spread. >> in los angeles and right here in new york city, two of the major cities across the country ordering all bars and restaurants to close or switch to takeout and delivery only. >>> the coronavirus is affecting everyone's life across the globe including us here at cbs news. six cbs news employees were diagnosed with covid-19, and one of them is cbs news foreign correspondent seth doane. there he is. death is quarantined in his home in rome. first let me say it's good to see you. really good. i want to know, number one, how you're feeling. and what you were experiencing that made you think "i need to get

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king.ome and well under quarantine in his new york city apartment. it's a precaution. we want to begin with break news from london. british prime minister boris johnson has tested positive for coronavirus. he has mild symptoms and will self-isolate while continuing to lead his government's response to the crisis. that's a big deal. >> we just had prince charles the other day with mild symptoms. he's 71. >> back in this country, the united states has more than 85,000 coronavirus cases. that's the most in the world. >> among those helping to battle the pandemic, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan. zuckerberg told us about his company's role in the fight. this morning, the couple is also announcing that their charitable group, the chan/zuckerberg initiative is partnering with the bill and melinda gates foundation on possible treatments. >> when we interviewed you a few months ooh one of the things you said that stood out, what we'd like to do is eliminate all disease

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.state of california is ordered to stay at home. as the coronavirus toll surges nationwide. >> only on "cbs this morning," the director of fema responds to desperate pleas for more supplies on the front lines. >> and love in the time of coronavirus. we talk to couples forced to postpone their wedding day. >> a lot of that going on. >> it's friday, march 20th, 2020. today's "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> we need to bend the curve in the state of california. and in order to do

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. america stays home.al governments take dramatic steps to stop the coronavirus from spreading. the president tells everyone not to gather in large groups and says this pandemic could last until the end of the summer. >>> market mayhem. investors are on edge after spher fears of a recession and widespread layoffs. how to prepare for any shortfalls in your finances and what the government may do to help out. >>> health care workers say they don't have enough tools to protect themselves and their patients. why they believe it's become a life or death issue. >> and living with coronavirus. three patients recovering fr

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason from his home.he coronavirus death toll pass 1s,000 here in the u.s. we'll take a look at the hospital at the epicenter. >> $2 trillion may be on the way from washington after a late-night vote but new unemployment numbers highlight the impact of the crisis. >> not everybody can choose to stay home and be safe from the coronavirus. we hear from some of the essential workers risking their lives every single day. >> plus, college seniors on preparing to graduate in the middle of a global crisis. >> it is thursday, march 26th, 2020. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> when we passed this bill on the floor of the senate, we didn't hug each other. we just waved from a distance.

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so michelle miller is with us. >>> coronavirus contagion. cases in the u.s. rise. and deaths, more than double over the weekend. a giant cruise ship hit by the virus is due to dock in oakland today. how much of northern italy is now blocked off to stop the disease from spreading? mamarket feltdown. stocks drop more than 7% at the market open prompting an automatic freeze in trading. we'll talk with jill schlesinger about what it all means and where we're headed. >>> big endorsement. first on "cbs this morning," senator and former presidential candidate cory booker just announced he's backing the former vice president in the

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. short in place. millions are told to stay home as states consider canceling schools through the end of the year. and congress considers a $1 trillion stimulus to help struggling americans. >>> fear on the front lines. doctors tell us about fighting the virus and why many health care workers don't have what they need to stay safe. >> we are not protected, and we're facing our own death. >>> busting the myths. facebook's sheryl sandberg shows us what the tech is d p the spread of misinformation. >>> plus, how the company's giving millions away to boost small business. >>> and the show must go on. artists take to social media to perform for fans. only on "cbs this morning" we utntertaining a self-isolating world. >> yay, john. >>> it's wednesday, march 18th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> 15 days. you can do anything for 15 days. stay at home as much as possibssib limit the spread. we do not want to look like italy d

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil and michelle miller. gayle king is off.ore than 1,300 people are known to be sick from the virus in the u.s. 39 have died. there are more than 127,000 cases, and 4,700 dead worldwide. all but eight of america's deaths have been in washington state where officials are now taking drastic steps to stop the spread. jonathan vigliotti is in seattle. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. governor insley saying there is no silver bullet to kill this virus, but he hopes his measures will help save lives. effective immediately, all gatherings over 250 people have been banned. schools like the one behind me also impacted. take a listen. >> public, leisure, faith based or spoing events, parades, concer concerts, festivals, conventions, fundraisers, and similar activities of that dimension are prohibited as we go forward. >> reporter: and shortly after that announcement was made, seattle public schools announced they were canceling all 114 schools. 53,000 students are impacted. and what's happening here in washington, having

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off, so michelle miller is with us. >>> coronavirus lockdown. all 60 million people in italy are ordered to stay home by the government. and in california, about half the passengers on a virus-stricken cruise ship are still stuck on board. >>> market rebound. investors look for positive news after wall street's worst day in more than a decade. what the trump administration is offering to cushion the economic impact across the country. >>> democrats' decision day. joe biden tries to solidify his lead over bernie sanders in the presidential race. with six states voting today. >>> and spring breakdown. how millions of beachgoers are trying to stay safe as the coronavirus spreads. it's tuesday, march 10th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the virus right after today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> the coronavirus is just an extremely heavy straw on a very weak camel's back. >> one of the worst days in the history of the stock market. >> probably more pain

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. short in place.e told to stay home as states consider canceling schools through the end of the year. and congress considers a $1 trillion stimulus to help struggling americans. >>> fear on the front lines. doctors tell us about fighting the virus and why many health care workers don't have what they need to stay safe. >> we are not protected, and we're facing our own death. >>> busting the myths. facebook's sheryl sandberg shows us what the tech is d p the spread of misinformation. >>> plus, how the company's giving millions away to boost small business. >>> and the show must go on. artists take to

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ogress today in the push for coronavirus testing. plus a new warning for young people. >> big economic relief from washington as millions of workers worry about being left behind. >> how to stay fit and healthy even in isolation. the new tools that can keep you healthy and eating right. >> it's march 19th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we're going to do it faster than we thought and it will be a complete victory. a total victory. >> president trump is closing the border with

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so michelle miller is with us. >>> canceled and closed. the coronavirus pandemic shuts down schools, sporting events and businesses. wall street stocks have their worst day in a generation. we'll have the newest information on the worldwide pandemic. >> virus test system failing. we'll talk with dr. anthony fauci, the government's top infectious disease expert. he says the way the u.s. is testing for the coronavirus is not working. >>> how to self-quarantine. vladimir duthiers shows us life behind closed doors because of the virus only on "cbs this ma. >>> and on a lighter note, the black crows are back. we go on tour with the robinson brothers who started the band, broke it up and are now reunited musically and personally. >> it's friday, march 13th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> just a question of time. stay away from people. watch your hands and do all the things we're supposed

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.all in medical supplies to fight the coronavirus. a navy hospital ship is already headed to a major.>>sident trum. >> many restaurants struggle, we'll hear from workers waiting for their next paycheck. >> plus, trevor noah has a daily reminder to laugh, even through these difficult times. he'll join us. >> it's tuesday, march 24th, 2020. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> let's shut down the entire world. that would be wonderful. and let's keep it shut f a

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. pushing the timeline.resident trump extends guidelines to slow the coronavirus as the death toll rapidly rises. we'll ask his adviser dr. deborah birx if we're winning this fight. >> desperate measures. new york city hospitals are overrun. makeshift hospitals are being built in central park and at a convention center. only on "cbs this morning" we'll tour a new army facility opening today. >> a promising treatment. how survivors of the virus could help save the lives of those currently affected. >> and james corden returns with a star-studded special. he'll telluous social distancing should not keep us apart. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the peak. the highest point of death rates. remember this is likely to hit in two weeks. >> no state, no metro area will be spared. >> president trump extending social distancing guidelines through april. >> his denial at the beginning was deadly. his delay in getting equipment to where it's needed is deadly. >> the virus has just to

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. possible progress today in the push for coronavirus testing. plus a new warning for young people. >> big economic relief from washington as millions of workers worry about being left behind. >> how to stay fit and healthy even in isolation. the new tools that can keep you healthy and eating right. >> it's march 19th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we're going to do it faster than we thought and it will be a complete victory. a total victory. >> president trump is closing the border with canada. and calling himself a wartime president. >> this is a war. and we're in the same trench. >> this is no time to panic, but it's just as much no time for business as usual. >> reporter: infections in the u.s. have swelled to more than 8,000. the first known members of congress have tested positive. >> probably the worst cold i've ever had. and -- sorry. and i'm

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.re going to begin with this -- the first black woman to lead the largest local prosecutor's office is apologizing after her husband pointed a gun at black lives matter protesters. this video shows the early morning confrontation in a southern california -- in southern california yesterday. it happened outside the home of los angeles county d.a. jackie lacey. she faces a primary election today. carter evans reports on the heated encounter. >>> good morning. >> get off of my porch -- >> reporter: this is how los angeles county district attorney jackie lacey's husband greeted protesters out their home monday morning. >> get off of my porch. >> are you going to shoot me? >> i will shoot you. >> never in our wildest dreams did we think we would have a gun, a cocked gun, with her husband's finger on the trigger pointed inches from my chest. >> reporter: black lives matter organizer melina abdullah was standing on the porch during the confrontation. she says protesters tried to meet with lace

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the president issues disaster declarations to help fight the spread of the coronavirus as nearly one-third of americans are ordered to stay home. the u.s. surgeon general joins us with the latest on that. >> late night bargaining in congress over the multitrillion-dollar bailout bill. we'll hear from americans caught in the pandemic's economic fallout. >> and partying in isolation. dj d nice on his dance parties available in your own home. >> it was fun. it's monday, march 23rd, 2020.hr >> can we overcome the remaining disagreements in the next 24 hours? yes, we can, and we should. the nation demands it. >> the senate failing to reach a bipartisan deal for a massive stimulus package as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the economy. >> the democratic leader and speaker of the house decided to blow it all up and play russian roulette. >> this is a challenging time for all americans. we're enduring a great national trial. we will prove that we can meet the moment. >> we're going t

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a grim milestone. the u.s.eath toll spikes marking the deadliest day in the coronavirus pandemic as health care workers scramble to keep up. we'll visit a field hospital and talk to first responders on the front lines. >> waiting for results. president trump highlights a new test that could bring results in minutes instead of days. why some americans are being forced to pay thousands for a diagnosis. >> out of

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so michelle miller is with us.nt chaos. 1,000 cases and climbing. schools clos vents are ned, a ontainme zone is being imposed in a city north of new york. >>> under pressure. the president proposes tax cuts to limit the economic fallout as the administration faces criticism over its response. we'll talk with health and health and human services secretary alex azar about the reported shortage of test kits and supplies. >>> big wins for biden. he wins four tuesday primaries

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ster declarations to help fight the spread of the coronavirus as nearly one-third of americans are ordered to stay home. the u.s. surgeon general joins us with the latest on that. >> late night bargaining in congress over the multitrillion-dollar bailout bill. we'll hear from americans caught in the pandemic's economic fallout. >> and partying in isolation. dj d nice on his dance parties available in your own home. >> it was fun. it's monday, march 23rd, 2020.hr >> can we overhe

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. off, so michelle miller is with us. >>> coronavirus lockdown. all 60 million people in italy are ordered to stay home by the government. and in california, about half the passengers on a virus-stricken cruise ship are still stuck on board. >>> market rebound. investors look for positive news after wall street's worst day in more than a decade. what the trump administration is offering to cushion the economic impact across the country. >>> democrats' decision day. joe biden tries to solidify his lead over bernie sanders in the presidential race. with six states voting today. >>> and spring breakdown.

welcome to "cbs this morning" i'm gayle king with ari melbndrn and tony dokoupil. back, sweeping the south and building momentum against bernie sanders. how the results are shaking up this presidential race. >>> tornado destruction, dozens of people dead and many more still missing after tornados tore through tennessee. one couple tells us how they were sent flying when their house was obliterated. >>> coronavirus test trouble. states, hospitals and the cdc rush to confirm

i am gayle king with anthony mason, tony dokoupil.te of emergency, california reports its first death linked to the outbreak. a cruise ship is being held off the coast of san francisco with potentially infected passengers. >>> tornadoes' tolls. harrowing stories are grief and remarkable tales of survival. >>> mystery mom returns, mother of missing children sent back to idaho from hawaii to face abandonment charges. how a court hearing could bring answers. >>> hearts

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. pushing the timeline.sident trump extends guidelines to slow the coronavirus as the death toll rapidly rises. we'll ask his adviser dr. deborah birx if we're winning this fight. >> desperate measures. new york city hospitals are overrun. makeshift hospitals are being built in central park and at a convention center. only on "cbs this morning" we'll tour a new army facility opening today. >> a promising treatment. how survivors of the virus could

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> coronavirus turning point two patients die in washington state and new york city reports its first-ever case. we're in a seattle suburb where fears are spreading quickly. u.s. travel warnings as u.s. airlines begin suspending more flights. >>> super tuesday shake-up. how the race for the democratic nomination has shifted with pete buttigieg dropping out after joe biden's dominant win in south carolina. top ten risky scams only on "cbs this morning". we reveal the most common ways thieves are tricking americans out of hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil.ff so michelle miller is with us. >>> canceled and closed. the coronavirus pandemic shuts down schools, sporting events and businesses. wall street stocks have their worst day in a generation. we'll have the newest information on the worldwide pandemic. >> virus test system failing. we'll talk with dr. anthony fauci, the government's top infectious disease expert. he says the way the u.s. is testing for the coronavirus is not working. >>> how to self-quarantine. vladimir duthiers shows us l

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. he's working from home.gic landmark in the spread of the coronavirus in america. we'll go inside overrun hospitals and talk to medical workers risking their lives. >> a final vote is set for today on the huge stimulus bill. the stories of those newly out of work facing fear and uncertainty. >> we speak to american medical students who are stranded overseas and desperate to get back to help. >> and an exclusive interview with facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan about their new push

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. america at a standstill. millions of people staying home because of the coronavirus. schools, businesses and public places are forced to shut down. we'll talk with the u.s. surgeon general about the government's response. >>> terminal turmoil. travelers returning from europe face massive crowds and long delays for health screening. how airport crowding could help spread the virus. >>> interest rates slashed. regulators cut rates to almost nothing to avert a potential economic recession caused by the virus. >> and life under quarantine. our correspondent in rome, seth doane, tests positive for the virus. he'll tell us how it feels and

our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning," i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupilhe rise. the number of cases in the u.s. surges while the global total approaches 100,000. people on a giant cruise ship off san francisco are tested for the disease. we hear from some of the passengers on board. >>> the race to respond. we're dedicating the entire second hour of our show to the worsening coronavirus crisis. how it started, where it's spreading, and what you need to do to protect your family's health. >>> idaho mystery, the mother of two missing children goes to court in idaho today. the new evidence that's led investigators to a national park. >>> and royal return, harry and meghan are back in britain together carrying out their last official duties in the uk.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the entire state of california is ordered to stay at home. as the coronavirus toll surges nationwide. >> only on "cbs this morning," the director of fema responds to desperate pleas for more supplies on the front lines. >> and love in the time of coronavirus. we talk to couples forced to postpone their wedding day. >> a lot of that going on. >> it's friday, march 20th, 2020. today's "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> we need to bend the curve in the state of california. and in order to do that, we need to recognize the reality. >> people in the entire state of california are being ordered to stay home in a bid to curb the coronavirus pandemic. >> i don't view it as an act of god. i would view it as something that just surprised the whole world. >> there may be new hope in the desperate race to find a treatment for coronavirus. and it couldn't come soon enough. president trump says he is slashing red tape, ordering the fda to fast track the use of two drugs for sick patients. >>

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a grim milestone. the u.s.eath toll spikes marking the deadliest day in the coronavirus pandemic as health care workers scramble to keep up. we'll visit a field hospital and talk to first responders on the front lines. >> waiting for results. president trump highlights a new test that could bring results in minutes instead of days. why some americans are being forced to pay thousands for a diagnosis. >> out of work. major retailers announce furloughs for thousands of employees. what you need to know if it happens to you. plus, a startling prediction about america's workforce. >>> and shelters in place. how the outbreak is actuaually saving the lives of pets in need of a home. >> we like that. but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> by very vigorously following these guidelines, we can save more than 1 million american lives. think of that. 1 million american lives. >> in new york, governor cuomo pleading for health care workers from other states to join the fight. >> we've lost over

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so michelle miller is with us. >>> coronavirus contagion. cases in the u.s. rise. and deaths, more than double over the weekend. a giant cruise ship hit by the virus is due to dock in oakland today. how much of northern italy is now blocked off to stop the disease from spreading? mamarket feltdown. stocks drop more than 7% at the market open prompting an automatic freeze in trading. we'll talk with jill schlesinger about what it all means and where we're headed. >>> big endorsement. first on "cbs this morning," senator and former presidential candidate cory booker just announced he's backing the former vice president in the democratic race. we'll talk to him live. >> and harry and meghan's finale. the duke and duchess of sussex are making their final official opeerns this morning before leaving britain this morning and their royal duties. >>> it's monday, march 9th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener," your world in

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil, and anthony mason is under self-quarantine at his new york city home of caution. he is okay. we'll talking to him later on. >>> as the number of coronavirus cases continue to climb, we're hearing from emergency room staff who say they will soon run out of supplies. reena ninan of our streaming service at cbsn spoke with dr. gil january slian schmitz, the e american university of physicians. >> across hospitals, they are so desperate for supplies. what are you doing to meet the need? >> this is our pride and joy of taking care of anyone, anywhere, any time. the situation has become really desperate to the point where most of us have maybe at best 72 hours worth of equipment left in our hospitals. some have already run out completely. and we're being forced to sort of improvise and make up equipment. i've seen people using the plastic protector shields for their kids' homework to put in as a facemask. i've seen people wearing ski goggles, halloween masks to cover up part of their face. there's not good evidence to show that what we're doing is even safe.

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil, and anthony mason is under self-quarantine at his new york city home of caution. he is okay. we'll talking to him later on. >>> as the number of coronavirus cases continue to climb, we're hearing from emergency room staff who say they will soon run out of supplies. reena ninan of our streaming service at cbsn spoke with dr. gil january slian schmitz, the e american university of physicians. >> across hospitals, they are so desperate for supplies. what are you doing to meet the need? >> this is our pride and joy of taking care of anyone, anywhere, any time. the situation has become really desperate to the point where most of us have maybe at best 72 hours worth of equipment left in our hospitals. some have already run out completely. and we're being forced to sort of improvise and make up equipment. i've seen people using the plastic protector shields for their kids' homework to put in as a facemask. i've seen people wearing ski goggles, halloween masks to cover up part of their face. there's not good evidence to show that what we're doing is even safe.